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It's finally done ... !

Project that I assigned myself :3
Drawing pictures to depict how I would view different separations of classical music ...

here we have the Nocturne ! I love nocturnes ...
(Next, I might do the Waltz)

Specifically, I was listening to Chopin's Nocturne in F minor op. 55 no. 1 ... my favourite

I tried modifying my art style a little bit Relying less on my lineart, and allowing myself more freedom to edit the lineart (before, I wouldn't touch the lineart after it was done ... bad ...).

Sadly, the grass brushes that I use are not on my laptop, so I had to sort of improvise ... which is why the grass doesn't look brilliant, I apologise

I had lotsa fun drawing the vine plant things ... when the flowers bloom, they fall down on her dress <3

You'll notice that most of the flowers are in the shadows ... it's my way of showing the general mood of nocturnes ... they're usually quite sad and dark, but you'll have the odd one out which is meant for a pretty lady (op. 9 no. 2)

Piano <3
Chopin <3

Credits :

for the reference stock

Description
It's finally done ... !

Project that I assigned myself :3
Drawing pictures to depict how I would view different separations of classical music ...

here we have the Nocturne ! I love nocturnes ...
(Next, I might do the Waltz)

Specifically, I was listening to Chopin's Nocturne in F minor op. 55 no. 1 ... my favourite

I tried modifying my art style a little bit Relying less on my lineart, and allowing myself more freedom to edit the lineart (before, I wouldn't touch the lineart after it was done ... bad ...).

Sadly, the grass brushes that I use are not on my laptop, so I had to sort of improvise ... which is why the grass doesn't look brilliant, I apologise

I had lotsa fun drawing the vine plant things ... when the flowers bloom, they fall down on her dress <3

You'll notice that most of the flowers are in the shadows ... it's my way of showing the general mood of nocturnes ... they're usually quite sad and dark, but you'll have the odd one out which is meant for a pretty lady (op. 9 no. 2)

Piano <3
Chopin <3

Credits :

for the reference stock